Group of students in Ireland on an international education trip

International Education

Embark on an international expedition and earn three to four credits. Learn about other cultures, then travel to experience them for yourself. INT courses include one- or two-week trips during college breaks for students to engage in other cultures.

See the world and earn college credit!*

International Education trips are multi-disciplinary, and students of any major can benefit from studying abroad. Business students will learn currency exchange rates, students in photography can add to their portfolios and culinary majors will discover new tastes that broaden and inspire their future creations. No matter what you’re studying, these trips will add a multitude of influential experiences to your academic foundation.


*Students must be age 18 or older at time of travel. Community members can join our trips through the Office of Continuing Education, for more information email conted@sunyacc.edu.


London, 2026

SUNY Adirondack's next international travel experience is March 7 to 15, 2026, to London, England.


This three-credit course encompasses health care and cultural studies, including a weeklong excursion to London. 

The itinerary includes such sites as: 

  • Florence Nightingale museum
  • Red Cross museum
  • Curator tour of the Centre for Human Bio-Archaeology
  • Tower of London
  • London Museum
  • Borough Market

Total cost: $4,200 (estimated)

A $1,500 deposit due by Nov. 22, 2025, and final payment by Jan. 12, 2026. This includes airport transportation, airfare, lodging, all breakfasts, welcome and farewell dinners, entry fees to all attractions, public transportation, tips, as well as SUNY-required travel and health insurance. This course is open to students and community members.

Alumni spotlight

Image of Rocco de Gregory at an anthropologic dig site
Quotation

I took all anthropology classes, went on international trips to Peru and Bolivia; it was the first time I left the States. Those trips [Peru, Bolivia, Greece and Turkey] were really formative experiences. They altered my perception of who I am, who we are as a culture and what other people are. It’s all because Val [Haskins] gave me the experience and made me realize, ‘You can do this.'" In the years since, deGregory has traveled extensively and done field work in several countries.

Rocco de Gregory Project manager/Tribal Liaison with the United States Army Corps Tribal Nations Technical Center of Expertise 2006